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    4.4 (296 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Great Horned Owl
    Bethany H.

    Came to the zoo on Mothers Day as our tradition, and had a great time. The zoo had a great layout where it was all pretty much one direction, so you couldn't get lost, which was great for us. All the animals were active when we were here, about 1-3:30, definitely a great time to come. Wish we knew about the animal encounters, definitely will try one of them next time. Also can bring in your own reusable water bottles, there's refill stations everywhere around the park.

    Marianne C.

    This was one of the best zoo visit I've had, ever. Most of the animals are out because of the perfect weather that day except for the bears because their enclosure is over run by wild vultures. It will say at the entrance too if the wild vultures are back or not. Assuming they just come and go as they please. Smaller than our DFW zoo but it's definitely worth the visit. Perfectly laid out so you won't miss anything. Bathrooms are well taken care off and animals seemed happy and well taken care off as well. Definitely recommend if you have kids who likes animals or just like me who is a kid at heart.

    Lindsey P.

    We've visited this zoo twice now, and both times have been generally positive experiences. It's a cute place--clean, nicely laid out, and clearly maintained with care. Most of the animals appeared healthy and well-cared for, and the staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. That said, I do want to mention a couple of things that left us feeling uneasy. On both visits, the bear seemed noticeably distressed--pacing so repetitively that you could see the exact path worn into the mud. It was a nearly identical scene to our first visit, where it paced alongside the clicking electric fence. It's one of those moments that really makes you pause and question the animal's quality of life. It truly bothered my family. If it's a medical condition, perhaps there could be some kind of signage explaining that for those who stop to watch. If not, maybe it's time to consider whether this is really the best environment for that animal. Also, on our most recent trip, the young orangutan seemed much more subdued compared to our last visit. Previously, it had been playful and engaging, but this time it sat quietly with its face pressed against the glass in a seemingly unchanged enclosure (no visibly new enrichment). It could've just been an off moment, but the way it looked back at people really made us all, not just my family, reflect on the ethics behind captivity. Zoos can be hit or miss depending on timing and the animals' moods, but I truly hope this zoo continues to prioritize the well-being of every creature in its care.

    Missy got attitude
    Joanna V.

    A zoo with exercise benefits is waiting for you at Cameron Park Zoo. March perhaps is a pleasant time to go, as it isn't too hot. Put on your walking shoes and look forward to spending between 4-6 hours observing animals' behaviors and some cute napping animals. Discover why animal conservation or rehab, especially of endangered species, is important. Into furry friends? Meet a few mammals in the felidae family close up (behind a glass), like cheetahs and lions. Get goosebumps over various reptiles. Learn about different species in the class of aves, like vultures and parrots. Chase fishes of all sorts; ones you don't eat. Fall in love with the colors of the tropical fish. Then ask yourself... are you watching them or are they watching yoooouuu?

    Linda A.

    Beautiful zoo for family, especially the little ones. The park is well spread out and interesting paths to explore. Plenty of parking available as well.

    Jeff U.

    A day at the zoo Weather was nice Animals were all out Not too crowded Enjoyed seeing all the different types

    P H.

    Great zoo. Well maintained, and the animals were all out and active. Parking is limited, and had to park in an overflow lot. Not too long of a walk, and it was nice to see the police directing traffic and staying at the lots. Food options, and seating is limited, best to bring small snacks in. Loved seeing the animals all out, but check the listings of what they have before going. Some exhibits are currently closed, and some animals you might expect or hope to see may not be there. Overall worth the visit.

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    Jasmine T.

    My partner and I visited this zoo on a Saturday afternoon. I was prepared to be a little overwhelmed due to the zoos I visted being all over the place. I was highly mistaken. It was very easy to navigate, all of the animals were out and visible, and it gave more of an experience than some of the larger zoos. It's definitely a zoo catered to little ones. I highly recommend!

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    Sarah R.

    Best zoo in Central Texas and easily rivals many zoos in bigger cities around the country! So proud this is in our backyard. Such a wonderful surprise nestled in Cameron Park. Has a quaint but magical playground with a fun, little splash pad perfect for littles, and fun interactive spots for kids along the way. All the animals are worth a visit but our favorites are the orangutans, the gibbons, the tortoises, and the giraffes! If you're visiting Waco with little ones (or without!), the zoo's worth a visit! The season pass is also an incredible value!

    Brett J.

    For our first true family outing in a year we wanted something outside, with stuff to see, and something fun for the kids. We settled on the Cameron Zoo.. and it was a great choice! The zoo is not huge but it is well done... almost intimate... and was perfect for our first outing in a year. The animals were active. So many zoos I have been too where nothing is moving. Here it seemed like everything was active... it was great to see! Snakes were slithering... tigers were pacing, the giraffe was strutting, even the monkeys were playing. It was great to see more then just sleeping animals. The zoo is well maintained, the walking areas are shaded, there are a couple of places to get "snacks" and we all truly enjoyed it. A couple of draw backs... people who think they don't need to wear masks and they need more staff at the snack areas. Things moved very very slow. However the over all cost was good for the experience. We all truly enjoyed it!

    Lioness

    Hands down one of the best zoos I have ever done. The layout of this zoo was well thought out, I loved that you just followed the path & you don't miss a single exhibit. We enjoyed ourselves very much, great day date outing.

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    Ask the Community - Cameron Park Zoo

    Are there capybara's in the zoo?

    Never seen one

    Do they accept American Express?

    It cost money yes

    Can small dogs on leash be taken into zoo?

    We tried didn't work

    Does the zoo have food available to purchase?

    Not right now. Both the cafe and the gift shop have been closed down for a long time.

    Do they have penguins by chance?

    The zoo map says "future home of penguins" so they are coming, just not there yet.

    What is the walking distance if you go to all the exhibits?

    Not sure if you measure in miles but, it took me 2 hours to go through all exhibits without rush. Including short break.

    Are dogs allowed at the zoo?

    I'm certain it would be service dogs only. Having a regular pet dog in a zoo with wild animals can be dangerous for employees, guests and other animals.

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    Blue Hills Ranch - Kangaroo baby

    Blue Hills Ranch

    4.8(97 reviews)
    18.9 mi

    Absolutely incredible weekend at Blue Hills Ranch. We were fortunate to stay in the stunning…read moreGiraffe Villa... a hefty price, but worth it if you can afford it. The Giraffe barn is attached to one side of the house, and their pasture is on the other side. It is the most fabulous "Barndominium" with incredible finishes and clearly thoughtfully designed. That experience alone was mind-blowing.... however we also had the Gold Packages and were able to experience everything the ranch had to offer! Zebras, Capybaras, Kangaroos, Otters, Deer, Homer the Dromedary!!! Everywhere you turned there were more animals and more experiences offered. My children and I were in absolute animal heaven and will be thrilled to return. I will say, our vacation was expensive and it did not disappoint. However, I do believe you can absolutely visit this ranch on a budget.... Probably one of the best experiences was their ranch safari and that is a nominal price and totally worth it! You can see the entire property and all of the animals on the safari trip. Additionally they have fantastic cabins that are themed, and if you have children under the age of 10, the pirate themed cabins are beyond your wildest imagination.... as far as I am aware all of the sleeping accommodations include kitchens so you can absolutely cook for your family instead of paying for the delicious ranch food. That said... Chef Alan is phenomenal and out of this world excellent chef. Each meal was made with love and artistry. The staff at Blue Hills Ranch all go above and beyond to create lasting memories for you. I absolutely recommend this experience as a NOT TO BE MISSED event! We are already planning a return in October/November depending on availability . Cannot wait. Looking forward to being among these amazing staff members (shout-out to Jen, Anne, Shelby, Emily, Chesney, Alan...) the guard dogs, and all of the incredible exotic animals. Thank you, Matt!

    All I can say is WOW! This ranch was an unbelievable experience from the moment we booked our stay…read moreuntil the moment we left. The entire staff was absolutely amazing--so accommodating, personable, welcoming, and attentive to every detail. The chef was incredible! Not only was the food delicious, but he was also so personable. He would come out and sit with us, talk with us, and make sure we were happy with everything. That personal touch made the experience even more special. The staff truly went above and beyond to make sure my husband and I had one of the most memorable weekends of our lives. We felt genuinely cared for throughout our entire stay. I cannot recommend this ranch enough. If you're looking for a special getaway with wonderful people, amazing food, and exceptional hospitality, this is the place. We had such an incredible experience and will definitely be back!

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    Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

    Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

    4.4(392 reviews)
    56.9 mi

    We visited Fossil Rim on Thursday, June 18, for the Wildlife Safari Tour and an overnight stay at…read morethe Lodge. Overall, I would describe our experience as mixed. There were some wonderful employees and enjoyable moments, but there were also several disappointments that made it difficult to justify the $485 we spent for our family of three (including my 12- and 14-year-old sons). When we first arrived, the woman at the entrance was very friendly and helpful. We asked how to make the most of our day, and she suggested visiting the overlook, café, gift shop, and the Wildlife Experience before our 11:00 a.m. tour. She also explained that tour vehicles returned every 60 minutes and implied that we could either get off at the overlook or stay on the vehicle if we preferred. The Wildlife Experience was enjoyable, and we appreciated that recommendation. Our first tour guide was excellent--friendly, knowledgeable, and informative. However, he also told us we would stop at the overlook for about 45 minutes before another vehicle returned. It appears remaining on the vehicle was not an option. After eating lunch and browsing the gift shop, we returned outside around 12:05 p.m. A vehicle arrived, but it was for a private tour. We were told another one would arrive in about 15 minutes. Instead, we waited until approximately 1:05 p.m., with around 30 people waiting. This is where the experience became frustrating. The young female driver announced she was picking up the 10:00 a.m. tour group, but then allowed at least one couple from our 11:00 a.m. group to board. When I asked about our group, she said boarding was "first come, first served," which directly contradicted what she had just told everyone. After making a phone call, she rearranged passengers so our family could board, she knew I was upset. She was informative during the drive, although her microphone stopped working and she had to raise her voice. That part was understandable. What I did find unprofessional was her repeated use of slang such as "trust" throughout her presentation. It felt out of place for a guided educational tour. I also noticed several children who appeared to be three years old or younger sitting in seats without an adult directly beside them, which raised some safety concerns. After the tour, we arrived at the Lodge around 2:10 p.m., knowing check-in wasn't until 3:00 p.m. The front desk employee politely explained that our room wasn't ready unless we had purchased early check-in, which we completely understood. We spent some time shopping in town before returning. The staff member who checked us in later was very friendly, and gave us a tour of the lodge. Our room itself was nice, clean, and had an extremely comfortable bed. Unfortunately, the lodge itself was not what we expected based on the photos online. There is very little to do on the property. While it's understandable that guests cannot freely explore because of the wildlife, we expected more amenities. We discovered board games ourselves, only to find many were missing pieces or broken. We also learned there was no pool table, despite it still appearing in Google photos. We were later told it had been removed approximately two years ago. Updating the online photos would help set more accurate expectations for future guests. That evening, heavy rain moved through the area. The ceiling fan light in our room would not turn off, and the fan remote was not functioning properly. Since there is no room phone, we had to call through Fossil Rim's main system to reach someone at the lodge. A staff member came to our room around 12:14 a.m. and was extremely kind and apologetic. He attempted to fix the problem but did not have a replacement remote or battery. He offered us a portable fan and later a lantern, which we appreciated, although neither solved the issue. His customer service was excellent despite the situation being unresolved. Breakfast the following morning was acceptable, and we appreciated having access to the dining area throughout the evening. There were no spoons, so I had to go downstairs and ask for some. The lady came up and went into the blocked for "Staff Only" , kitchen and got them out of the dish washer, then proceeded to turn on the dishwasher, so we hope our spoons were clean. Overall, the Wildlife Experience was decent, especially for families with younger children, and several employees provided outstanding customer service. However, the confusion surrounding the shuttle system, inconsistent communication, outdated online photos, limited lodge activities, and maintenance issues made the overall experience fall short of expectations. For $485 for the lodge and tour, I don't feel the overnight lodge stay provided enough value, particularly for families with older children or teenagers. If you're visiting, I would recommend the Wildlife Experience and safari, but I would carefully consider whether staying overnight at the Lodge is worth the additional

    We celebrated our anniversary at Fossil Rim, and we truly couldn't be happier with the experience…read more Our guide, Caitlyn, was absolutely phenomenal! I love her admiration of giraffes. She was so informative and shared fascinating insights about the animals and the history of the land. I was genuinely surprised to learn they've discovered dinosaur footprints and fossils right in the ridge--it added such a cool layer to the tour. From the giraffes to the cheetahs and everything in between, we loved getting up close. Being able to feed animals I never thought I'd encounter was a highlight. It felt like such a personal, high-quality experience rather than just a drive-through. We are already planning our return trip to try the "Behind the Scenes" package!

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    Topsey Exotic Ranch & Drive-Through Park

    Topsey Exotic Ranch & Drive-Through Park

    4.5(128 reviews)
    55.2 mi

    Our first time visiting, and this was such an amazing experience. The animals were friendly and all…read morethe children seemed to be having a great time. This is a drive through safari and there is an admission fee per person. The drive from Round Rock was a little over an hour, but definitely worth it if you have small children. You will have an option to purchase food for the animals, or just drive through and soak in all the wonderful scenery.

    Fun experience for the whole family…read more A FEW NOTES/TIPS FOR VISITING: --An early arrival is likely best because the animals will be hungrier. We came at 10am and had plenty of interaction. It seems to reason that a late arrival might offer tired/full animals that may not approach as easily. --Before you enter the safari, set up your kids. You will likely have to loosen safety standards for a bit but you're driving 5MPH so I felt comfortable doing it. I held my 1-year-old on my lap in the front passenger seat. He wouldn't have been able to see much otherwise. We also had to unbuckle my 3-year-old's seat belt so she could shift up otherwise she had trouble feeding the animals. --You're not supposed to hand feed the animals. I don't recall them telling us that but there's a sign saying it. It's hard to avoid because some of the animals will literally stick their head in your car (zebras and donkey, I'm looking at you). They're gentle and I had no issue hand feeding them. It felt necessary to get them to back off a bit (my kids got scared though, lol). The little deer were also gentle and easy to hand feed. Anything with big horns -- we definitely just threw the food on the ground. Same for the emus -- do not hand feed those -- they will chomp your fingers hard. Ultimately, they must know people hand feed some of the animals. I'm surprised they don't do liability waivers. --Watch for animals in front of your car or even swarming the side. Throwing a handful of feed away from the car helps move them away. --Get enough food, depending on how many feeders you have. We got a $10 bucket (3 people feeding) and it was plenty (with some left over for the petting zoo). We were conservative with it though. I'd say get more than you think you need since you don't want to run out. It's also helpful to have extra feed to throw when you want the animals to get away from your car. You can always use whatever is left for the petting zoo. They gave us an extra bucket (small one) for our daughter to use in the backseat. I'd ask if you want extra ones. --The goats at the petting zoo are pretty aggressive. If you walk in with a bucket, they will literally swarm you. Maybe it was because we came early in the day and there weren't too many other people there. My toddler got scared, lol. I'd recommend staying outside the gates and feeding through there or having one person stay outside to hand the feed over from the bucket. Ultimately, a great way to spend a couple of hours and entertain the kids. It's a little pricey since you pay per person (including 3 and up) but it's all good. The beautiful peacocks roaming around definitely enhanced the experience. The gift shop was a bit scarce -- could have been stocked with more items. I also wish they gave us a brochure about the animals upon entry (I saw reviews about people grabbing those at the gift shop; we had no idea they existed). Clean bathrooms and ample parking.

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    Fannie's Farm Friends - Baby Barbado sheep!

    Fannie's Farm Friends

    4.6(30 reviews)
    77.7 mi

    We worked with Fannie's for our dauther's 2nd birthday and it was just perfect. The animals were…read moreall very friendly and you could tell very well taken care of. The attendants were teaching us about the animals and were so patient with the young kids. They brought everything needed so I didn't even have to worry about anything in regards to this party of the party. Would highly recommend!

    So I seen the children that play at the birthday party and adult standing around without knowing…read morethat one of the ponies saddles is broken. I asked why the child is not able to ride the horse compared to the other children. They said because it's too big and I said too tall or too big size because we can weigh it out And measured the child's weight, but then I seen another child come to the horse and ask why the horse is standing around and I said the same thing to my friend Child. I said they said that the children cannot ride this any longer because the saddle is broken and then after that, they let someone Ride the horse with knowing that the saddle is broken. I did not have a good feeling about that, so I took my child far away from the horse just in case something was going to happen the bunnies, the ducks, the little chickens. The goats were very cute. Children tried to pick them up. Man said no do not pick up the animals, but the way he said it it was in the little rude way the child started to run and come to its parent at that point I came up and I said please don't speak to the child this way because mine also is playing with the animals. I spoke to one of the coworkers and said how long have you worked here and is it a good company because I have others who want to use the company for a birthday party for the children and they said yes but it's my first day so therefore I have a lot of questions because I came to this job thinking I was trained and there is no training and now I am having to tell children not to pick up the animals and they're unhappy because the parents said that they can't ride the horse so the children became very unhappy because the party was cut short. Sounds like the people who are working need more training and need to be able to know that if the saddle is broken, you need to fix it before bringing it to the party and please don't vape or smoke any other electronic cigarettes at the party because that was very concerning as adults have seen you And you are working for one of the families. You should know that there is no smoking at a child's party so your boss should've trained you better and you should know better as adult. I was very concerned when I seen the man smoking electronics at the birthday party and I have spoken to one of the parents about it and that was not allowed that was not in the contract that was signed and verbally spoken about also Safety. Concern of a child is very important. That is something that's going to be spoken about to others.

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    Aggieland Safari - Giraffes

    Aggieland Safari

    3.9(75 reviews)
    72.1 mi

    In summary, I think this is absolutely an amazing place that everyone should try to go to at least…read moreonce. Location: this is near bryan, texas and is taken care of by Aggies. I think that this also has something to do with their veterinary program as well. Service: the only people that you really interact with are the people that are going to take your ticket or that you buy food from. I will tell you. It's a okay experience, not overly crazy welcoming, but there's nothing I can complain about. Views: so this is why it's so amazing. Is every time I thought we were gonna have no animals come to us alot of animals came to us or some animals would I ignore other cars but totally came to us. Sometimes we had to work to draw them in other times they chased it down. There were very few cars in the park at that time.I 'm not sure if sunday is just a low day to go, but I thought it was great for us. My favorite thing was feeding the giraffes.I will tell you, it is incredibly expensive and you should just buy one cup and continue to get a refilled. They make you spend nine dollars on a super crappy cup. The refills are six bucks. I think that's kind of crazy for the price, but other than that, that is my only complaint.

    Such a fun and exciting adventure!!! Staff were super knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to help…read more The grounds are super clean and you can tell the animals are well taken care of.

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